The correct answer is A. Only technician B is correct because I don't believe carbon is form of resistors.
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Answer:
Two systems are connected by a router. Both systems and the router have transmission rates of 1,000bps. Each link has a propagation delay of 10ms. Also, it takes router 2ms in order to process the packet (e.g. decide where to forward it). Suppose the first system wants to send a 10,000 bit packet to the second system. How long will it take before receiver system receives the entire packet.
Transmission time for first Router = 10,000 bits / 1000 bps = 10 seconds
Receiving time for seond route r= 10,000 bits / 1000 bps = 10 seconds
Propagation delay = 10ms = .01 seconds x 2 for two delays = .02 seconds
First router 2ms to process = .002 seconds
Add all the times together and we get 20.022 seconds which is the same as or 20 seconds and 22 ms
Answer:
A. <em>Encoding Process </em>
Explanation:
Memory is an <em>encoding process </em>that includes the organization and shaping of information by processing, storage, and retrieval of information.
There are two types of memory in computing, <em>RAM </em>and <em>ROM</em>. <em>RAM </em>stands for <em>Random Access Memory</em>. It I the core memory of the computer and it is especially faster regarding reading and writing process. As an analogy, RAM memory is like the “<em>Short-term</em>” memory of the computer. <em>ROM </em>stands for <em>Read-Only Memory</em>, this is the type of memory in charge of permanently storing data in the computer. It contains the necessary information to run the computer. As an analogy, <em>ROM </em>memory is like the “<em>long-term</em>” memory of the computer.
Answer:
Block all incoming ICMP requests.
Explanation:
Since the web server is hosts a lot of internet facing websites .On investigation it was find out that the web server is getting flooded with a lot of ping requests hence it becomes unavailable occasionally. So to tackle this problem we should block all of the incoming ICMP requests.
